Copy Telegram Signals to Binance Futures

Set the receiver’s money management mode and check how the resulting size is expressed on Binance Futures. Configure SL/TP behavior and whether signals missing a stop loss or take profit can execute. Review the resulting order quantity and exposure; the same numeric size can mean different things across platforms.

• Position Sizing
• Take Profit Rules
• Receiver Settings
• Exposure Checks
• Stop Loss Rules

Set a multiplier in the receiver, or leave it blank to use the account default for each symbol.

Check leverage and position size together. Neither setting predicts a trade’s outcome.

Set a leverage multiplier in the Binance receiver’s Leverage settings, or leave it blank to use the account default for the symbol. Leverage and position size are separate controls. Check both before activating a Room; higher leverage increases liquidation risk and does not improve a signal’s quality.

• Leverage Multiplier
• Account Defaults
• Exposure Review

Map the symbol used in a Telegram message to the exact instrument on your receiver. For example, the documentation shows BTCUSD mapped to BTCUSDT. Confirm that the destination is the intended supported futures contract: similar names do not make spot, CFD and futures instruments interchangeable.

• Custom Symbol Matching
• Different Symbol Formats
• User Control

Choose whether to copy close orders and changes to SL/TP. To identify a specific trade, a Telegram update must reply to the original signal. A standalone Close [SYMBOL] instruction can close all open trades for that symbol. Review your provider’s update format before enabling automated exits.

• Reply-Based Updates
• Selective Symbol Copying
• Order Closure
• Trade Flexibility

Use Symbol Lot Exceptions when a particular instrument needs a different size from the receiver’s default. These exceptions override the main money management setting. Check each symbol’s resulting Binance order quantity instead of copying a forex lot-size example unchanged.

• Size Overrides
• Symbol-Specific Settings
• Risk Management

For Telegram signals with multiple take-profit levels, configure the percentage of the position to close at each target. Review those percentages together with position size and exchange order limits. A move-to-breakeven instruction for a specific trade must reply to its original Telegram signal.

• Multiple TP Levels
• Partial Exits
• Percent Allocation per TP
• User-Controlled Trading

Set words or phrases to ignore so commentary does not become a trade instruction. Choose market price for execution at the current price, or signal price to use the entry level from the message. Filters apply to matching messages, so avoid blocking words your provider also uses in genuine trade updates.

• Telegram Signal Filtering
• Custom Keyword Settings
• Signal Control

Use All the time for an always-on schedule or configure the days and hours when the receiver can accept signals. Check the timezone shown in the settings. A connected Room can still skip a signal because of its schedule, filters or account requirements.

• Trading Schedule
• Trade Execution Timing
• Automated Trading Control

Review the full receiver settings and Binance connection requirements. See all features →